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BURROWS Seaforth 041400 RUBE a
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°NO. ()burn, Coroner for 50018 44' of Baton
Terephonc Not 10,
raBS. SCOTT 41 11,101C,CP' physicians and
i."31.1riscOns, Ooderieli Street,opposite Sietho,
OlaUrth, Seaforth,
Scorr, gradnale VietMIA and Attu Arbor, an
Member of Ontario College 01 Physieians nod
Surgeenti, Cormier for Countl 00 15410011,
MACEICV, honor graduate Trinity University,
gold Medalist Trinity Medical College, Member
01 College ot Pysicinne and Surgeons, Ontarl,,
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DB, GEO. 50EILEhiA/3 , OsteopthiC SPeolklist
141 Women's and Childrea a Stemma and
Rheumatic troublea. Acute wed Otranto disord
ere, Ear, Eye, Noses and Throat Adenbid Te•
800T01.1 without thekulfe. Consaltation free.
Royal Rotel
Tuelday, 8 0-113. to 6 fatn.IFridae 80,01, to 6 Pal
Moulage licenses issued by 3015505e CALI, jewelei
and optician, Elea.
lorth
Insurance
Are yea entsidering Insurance, Life or Accident?
liyou are, a postcard will get our ratee.
J. D. IIINOHLEY.
General Agent for London Life Itteurance Co..
ad Imperial Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co.
Seaforth, Ont.
fames Watson
General Fire, Lite and Accident theurance
Agent, and dealer in Sewing Machines,
Main Street, Restart/1.
THE McKILLOP
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
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Perm and Isolated Town
Property enly Insured.
OFFICERS
Jae, Connolly, Goderich, President, James
Evans, Beechwood, VIce•President, Thomas
HRT8, Seatortn, Soc.-'1'rea0.
Directors
D. F. McGregor,Seaferth; John G. Grim ,e
Winthrop W. Rion,Constance; Jbbn Bennenale.
,Brodshattens Robert Peres, Matlock; Malcom
McvVon, Clinton; C McCartney • Saida*:
.111/Ooll Connolly. Goderich; jes. Evans. Beachwood
Agents
Alex. Leitch, Matlock; E. Hincidey, Seaforti-
.1Wam Chesney, EgmoadvWe; j. W. Ye,.
Orritneertile; R. G. Jarntouth. Brodhagan Jane
T.err end John GoveMock, Seaforth, scatter.
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L.General Observations
The Government has rescinded the
act against 4t16111g, because the cost
hying is so high that a man cannot
oat and have hut loaf at tho same time.
original tWht Seaforth geitig to do to pr.o-
, vide a memorial for those who died in
1110 ber deft:aim..?
Only -
Genuine wzmther is doing morn for
°sue(1e 1118)1 Cho I Controller '0
keep her warm.
01
1)d we hear someone tidy that Sad
Bean terti, would get one lit 411150:1 oaptured
of fot !-he Pat 10,
nitations
Sottl
HURON NEWS
on the
Melts
Proven Methods of Draining Low
Land, Swamp and Springs,
Mutual Respect and Confidence Are
the Keynotes or Successful Co-
operation --- liow These May Be
DeVeloped In A413 Community.
(Contributed by Ontario Department or
Agriculture. Toronto.)
' I Isi. general the conditions making
.
drains necessary are those where
the gravitational or free water
is either on the surface of the
land or so close to the surface as to
interfere with the proper growth of
plant roots. The iustances where the
water is lying on the land, such as in
pond holes, sloughs, pockets, swamps,
etec„ are eery common ht. Ontario,
and it is usually an easy matter for
these conditions lo be remedied.
They may be remedied either by
means of open ditches or a system
of tile drains.
Where there is a large area of low-
lying land which is uniformly wet,
such as we have in the southwestern
counties, namely, Kent, Essex and
Lanibton, the drains augmented by
open ditches are used, and some-
times when the wet land is the same
or possibly lower than the lake level
dikes are constructed and pumps in-
stalled to remove the watee. Other
instances where low-lying and flat
lands require drainage are those
which are occasionally flooded either
during the spring freshets or during
heavy rains. If no means has been
provided for this water to be remov-
ed quickly the crops growing on this
land will be killed out, and thus
cause financial loss to the land
°yellers.
In the case of underground springs
we have a condition. where the im-
pervious layer of the subsoil has
caused the underground water to be
blocked and held to such an extent
• that it eventually- conies to the sur-
face. These can be prevented by hav-
ing a tile drain put In a short dis-
tance above the springs so that the
water may be cut off and conveyed
to a proper outlet. s
Another instance is that where
irrigation is being carried on. In
some of the irrigation districts the
water is fairly saturated with alkali
salts. When this water is used for
irrigation it is spread over the land
and eventually is evaporated from
the surface of the soil or from the
leaves of plants and trees by the
sun, the alkali being left on the
surface. This alkali accumulates un-
til it becomes so strong as to prevent
the growth of plants or trees.
To remove this alkali it is neces-
sary to install a system of under -
drains, then ihorotlahly flood the nail
which Is saturated with thus
dissolving the alkali and allowing
the water to pose off through the
drains, thereby removing the alkali.
After this has been removed it will
be necessary to itaP 01 greater amount
of water for irrigation of this soli,
and after each irrigation as soon as
the water has be.ta evaporated to
such an extent that the remaining
water is almost oat uratod with alkali
the free water remaining in the soil
and containine this saturated solu-
tion of alkali must be allowed to run
off through the ("reins,
Across many Ontario farms we see
small creeks flowing at least part or
the 1.3011$011. In most instances where
this (vows the drain can be placed
parallel to this creek, and except dur-
ing the spring freshets or after very
heavy tains , the water will flow
11000 eh t hie drain, *hereby obviating
0010' .,0 the (-reek. When 41.1111
• ;11'11141 id the creek banks
sould be levelled. and instead of be-
.
Ito d:atto -.worteel a.; Bressele
minanrs Teeeday eveeee, elf Mrs 'Iltouras M011 -
M her sa d year, after a brier.
I:teas • ei e••• •.Ite UW0111
• , Elfe1111.4-rry 01.
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..r........a...../.........rsoaaroaa,moo .,j y ,1,4,•, 14/h.illt• ttlitised away at his
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lealte in a ia,sie.ta seta suddretly. De -
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0.1 001.8 1.01' 6: ‘'. higiram and WaS
1,',,,. cf Cr, v. moment business int I, of
For Sate
SCRANTON COAL
W. L. KEY, Seaforth.
Phone 150
IX Business
T. Without a proper
systm of adver.
ttsin is like a
raztfor without the
4, power.
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SeaforM News
,WERT1Seib1tNTS
• will supply the
required energy
phone - 34
even0flgs127
Ma P. creek with caggea banka and
aesals and small erowing along-
side eottld he convertod into a seoop
This rill mita Ito ei such a
not ore us to allow fatm machinery
*or oross back and forth, and would
aito o'r' of ihe oecasional heavy
ewes of water,
In all 0011(1111011S S.'11;'o the ground
easer comes within two and a hair
asea of the surfece of the soil it is
aeeeesary for this to be remove(' in
;some manner 8,1 :lett 1140111124 may have
p-oper root growth. -W. S. Scott,
Coe, For year he haa bee D.S.A" 0. A. C°11e. thl"IPh.
a SOO,.
c-taty of tit, iloard of Trade arta was Philosophy of Having a Good Time.
• • it• af the tem. auditors,
Mr. Victor Appel, tiott of lir. and
Mrs, E. Apel of Yruirch, has received
his discharge from the army. MI,
Appel was manager of a Bank in the
West when he enlisted with the Avitt•
tien Corps and has been training in
i Hamilton
Mr, .A. S11010.14005, Manager of the
1 Goderich Organ Co. expecte to leave
for Prones where, he will attend
the World's Pair, held in Match in the
1.1411" Lyoas,
Louis Kirk ef the rervushin of UR-
borba hod Lis wrist badly fractured
whet, ,alight in the clutch of a gasoline
engiro •-ltoit sowing weed.. fits Mita
0.05 airnicti into the niael,t•--
ett,•,,g bol w'100. a atiVerc iractu
To..- elcatiag was opened tor
the firit time 90,0011 ell ev
l•st, week tv.iong to the tn
et eat} el se fur this 001011004,
Mr, mieslei Johns of Ifshoile4 old a
handsome Shorthorn Buil reeeetly
00 lbs to Mr, It. It. Whea-
ton Thm /Male fur the sore of :Owe
Mr. and Mrs• Andrew Forrester were
on the train which was wreaked between
Hamilton and Guelph on Saturday
rooming of last week owing to the
death of the fortner's father, Mrs.
Forrester was able to continue her
journey on Monday but her huteband
(005 1001 equal to the trip,
Take the "t" nut of Intl and you
1 have oil. You can lake the hard
work out of farmina ae 5001150 as that,
but. a little run robs it of much of
its drudgery. Good times are the oil
in the toil ot agriculture. That is
what e great many sincere persons
overlook who study economics more
than human. nature.
When we attempt to organize a
farmers' association, what is done?
Why right away a vast amount of
talking is committed anent educa-
tion and improvement. ' Both are
good, or course, and the farmer, in
00/111,10n with all hatuanity, wawa to
improv. -• • there's a difference be-
tween Dummying and being improved
-but he's not 000 mire that.
the Jr, t.e•iittion o, 44 eXer 1 4,a4 prev,. ri „mt.
To begin with, he is often not too
well mmuctia ed with hi. real
but:I-the men (11 the !twirl,- of the
%ie! lie knows now o1' ow themselves
ozdy to hiPtil,,11d spirits. Then atter a
hard clay'-' work he is prone to stay
quietly ea a sine in preferenoe to driv-
aeveral mites 4.3 dleeuss, under 50
sl..••ky lamp, the old problems in
much the sante old oo 1150.
But there's one thing everyone
'nod time. Everyone takes
eie recreation in some form - only
there's nothing collective about tt;
eac41 goes his own way at his otyn
time. Really persuade the neighbors
once that they can have a better time
at the club meeting than they can
at hozne, and they'll go without
(-peeing.
So that seems the logical starting
point. A leader never dads it hard
to get people to organize for pleas-
ure -to have a good time.
And it leads to great thi.
ngs too.
Aa people become better acquatrited
mutual respect and confidence de-
velop.- That is the fundamental and
first step to business co-operation.--
Onteato Department of Agrihollittire.
Specill Offer for Far ors
I am buying all kinds of
Juni{ Fowl
also have a great stock of second -
Water pipes and shaftings for sale,
Naftolin
Seaforth Junk Dealer Phon e9
Next to the Dick House
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ud
Henderson Highlanders Pipe Band
ardilo K9pera Rouse
Thursday. Feb, 6th '919
ALICE DUNBAR
Impersonator and Entertainer
in song and story.
WEE SAM MUNRO
eanada's Harry Lander
DOROTHY MUNRO
The Butterfly
LILLIAN AND CHARLES McCARTHY
MAY BISHOP KATHLEEN ENGLAND
Scotch and Irish Songs and Dances
The Minuet', The Butterfly, Gipsy Fane
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Pihti Opens at Alierharts, 9. a.ir. Feb.- Ist,
'Mr. Wm. Caotelon, a well-lorown
',eolith -et of Clinton, fell clown tate cellar
starts at his home there last Thursrlay
morning and bri lee hie hip. •
•••••••••
Mr. J.,..nes MoArter of Brussels tar
fereri a parslytio on Sunday last shortly
after noon, his right sight being affect.
ed. Mr, MoAter was peel 73 years of
age and was in good health up to the
present.
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fitiTtrtAaY.. kallary 23 •
• qiik3oARET1" WORK
WHILE YOU *MEP
Poe Slok Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels -1.
Take Casoarete tonight.
Furred Tongue, Bad TatiM, Indiges-
tion, Sallow Skin and Miserable Head-
aches 001310 frons a torpid liver and
;logged ;bowels, whiolt cause your atom -
rah to become filled with undigested
food, which sours and ferments like gar-
bage in a swill barrel. That's 111 first
step to untold misery--intligestion; foul
gases, bad breath, yellow skin, mental
rears, everything that is horrible and
:tauseating. Oascaret to -night will
give your constipated bowslsio thorough
cleansing and straighten you out by
morning. They work while you sleep -
a 10 -bent box from, your druggist will
-.sop you -feelipg gam" for months,
Notice
Residents of the Township of MeKtl-
lop who'require coal are required to
forward a written request to Gov-
enlook who has been appointed Fuel
Controller for the Municipality of Mo-
Killop. Only those who have no wood
or rail fences need apply, as the quan-
tity of coal promisedMoKillop is limit-
ed,
By Order of the Council.
M. Mnrclie, Clerk
For Freedom and the Right
"THE ALLIES"
CHURCH NEWS
ins a 'der this Elena are
to free or (Marto, ex -
Op 1101in "ogilrdiligineotinire
where an riclmieslini fee 18
charged he rate fnr 84841
being live 10814 per anent line
SEPIPORTH CHILItaCtrilbS
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84. James' tilno•elL Iles, Father 35
F, (loots 10. l' -Early Plass 8,00, ;4;411
IH ;leg 10,30, 81111Si tli' School 2.3 11. 111,
Vespers and 13511edietior el the liless.
oil Sacrament 7 ,p m
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14 ,15 brimful of useful information
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The Album contains the tlags in colors
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More-. It gives the date and reason
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popular ongs such 110 "'ripperlry,'
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St. Thomas'
Rev. 'I'. H. Brown, Rector. Sunday
serOces 11 8 111 and 7 T) in. Sunday
schoo 1 2.30 p 411. 11 omen's Anglioan
Missionary Association. Tuesday 2.3))
Children'sbranch Sti Lurclay 2 p.m.
ntereession services every Thorsday,
, 0 p,m,
Methodist
Rey, 411. 0, Moyer, pastor'
-SUNDAY Fohool at 1001) a,in,
_1'0Mo f11-111;100 11 0111. and 7 p.m.
Prayer Meeting Thur.(, y 8. pin
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Salvation Pinny
Lieut, F. W. Leight
Sunday servicie ol inesa 11 a. ni„
Praise 3 p.na, --Salvation 7 p.
day School 4 p. m.- Wednesday -
Public meeting All are welcome.
legrnondville, Presbyterian
Rev. 6 McLean pastor. Sunday aer-
vices 11 a.m. and 7 p ra. Bible Maas
3 p.m Prayer meeting Wednesday
8p. in. Y,P ivi,S Union 3rd Friday
in the month 8 p Women's mission.
ary Society 3ed Wednesday in the month
at 2,30 p.111 Ladies' Aid meets im-
mediately after.
First Presbyterian
Its?. H. Larkin, Pastor. Sunday
services 11 a.m. and 7 p ni, Sunday
school 2.30 p.m. Prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7.43 p.m. Women's Miss-
ionary St ciety•the first Tuesday in each
month at 3 p.m, Ilarbata Kirkman Mia.
;don Band 3rd Tnesday the month at
7,30 p m, Sunshine Mission lia41-1
every 2nd Monday at 4 13 p 011.
Nielti [lop Presbyterian
't ,v. 1) p10tor Stutilay
serviees Duns/ charch 11 a in Sunday
4011001 1.0 a at Prayer meeting Wed-
nesday 8 VAIL, 11701111111•8 Missionary
Society last Friday il/ each month at
&afoot:
Mtintheoo Presbyterian
&utility set love 2 th• pm. Sundae
Sehool 1 1 3p in Pr oyer mooting
Tuesday 11 p et 1. I at W •
elonatatice Istitad tat
Rev. I' E. `A ze . or pas 1 Chin day
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If you care for heavy hair that glis-
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'The funeral kook piano Cli114011
(tot week of 1114 E1.'. 0,1 Itorttledge
who died Nt••• leekeard on the Nut -
airy previous, Ton years ego Mrs,
Routledge left Clinton aft r the (loath
the death of her hasihdai,•voilthtehreni,.rl,101'd,,aligli.
tbe°r1.0 PI" 01 11'71ra:0111d sakt°1; live daughters pule
vive: Harry P, and Mrs. Wylie of New
Trisictortd, Edward at the Soo, George
Listowel. W. of Louden, Mrs. Ramsay
and lire, Bl. Henry of 14dmonton, Mrs,
Mallon 'Toronto and Mt.,. Jabez Rands
of Clinton,.1
Ili' ('Iia,sOouner who has conduct, d
a oaker)' and restaurant in Clinton for
the pate- six years left on Monday „for
Hamilton where he has boueht aNV/1010
11418 bakery.
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flank for the use of their emeloteee.
A itlalloi 1,18110 1188 been instelled for
their benefit.
Thr, funeral of the late 0, A, For-
reeter took phyie in Clinton 011 M011 -
tiny afternoon blot, the service being
conducted by Rev, itar Hogg, pastor of
Willis Chitral,. The funeral was priv-
ate:
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